I thought it was multiple shows over a two year period?
So unless they are talking about say the 21/22 season
Well I didn't want to get into it, but he's a Satanist.
Every full moon he sacrifices 4 puppies to the Dark Lord and smears their blood on his paino.
This should help you understand the score for Wicked a little bit more.
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I highly doubt this is true. Theres just zero time for her, with her success in a star is born, she might be aiming for an EGOT. Just sounds like wishful thinking on Rosie’s part
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If Gaga is going to campaign, get nominated and possibly win Best Supporting actress then I would see her next move as pursuing a film career in possibly a non-singing role. Barbara's version of Gypsy will probably become greenlit if both agree to it especially with them both being in the public eye with Star is Born.
EmeraldOzian said: "If Gaga is going to campaign,get nominated and possibly win Best Supporting actress then I would see her next move as pursuing a film career in possibly a non-singing role. Barbara's version of Gypsy will probably become greenlit if both agree to it especially with them both being in the public eye with Star is Born."
LesWickedly said: "I'd love to see Lady Gaga in a musical and this could work if she's able to bring the comedy.Rosie I don't care about." I absolutely agree with you concerning Lady Gaga and the other person you mentioned.
"Noel [Coward] and I were in Paris once. Adjoining rooms, of course. One night, I felt mischievous, so I knocked on Noel's door, and he asked, 'Who is it?' I lowered my voice and said 'Hotel detective. Have you got a gentleman in your room?' He answered, 'Just a minute, I'll ask him.'" (Beatrice Lillie)
Don't see this happening with Gaga. No to Rosie. Just no.
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Although I still think if Gaga comes to Broadway, it needs to be in anEvitarevival."
She was born to play Evita but with the Madonna comparisons I don’t see it ever happening.
Still hoping and praying she plays Elphaba in the movie. She is only person who could do it justice. She has the star power, the look, the strangeness and most importantly: the voice.
TotallyEffed said."Still hoping and praying she plays Elphaba in the movie. She is only person who could do it justice. She has the star power, the look, the strangeness and most importantly: the voice."
Please, please, please. If there is a casting god out there, somewhere, please. Her performance in A Star is Born showed that she can nail Elphaba’s angst, stubborn feistiness, and strength.
It's not fair, but every time I hear of Rosie affiliated with some production, I think disaster in the making. I would imagine, though, that Lady G. could do just about anything she desires at this point.
I don’t know if Gaga could pull this role off, after seeing Sheridan Smith numerous times it’s such a physical demanding role and I know Gaga has had trouble with Fibromyalgia I believe so a role like this could be tough on her.
i saw Funny Girl with Natasha Barnes on the West End after Sheridan left the show. Barnes was radiant. I would love to see her in a Broadway production although it is my understanding that legally it’s often easier to use United States citizens in Broadway productions.
Miles2Go2 said: i saw Funny Girl with Natasha Barnes on the West End after Sheridan left the show. Barnes was radiant. I would love to see her in a Broadway production although it is my understanding that legally it’soften easier to use United States citizens in Broadway productions.
It's also often easier to sell tickets to a star-driven show with a star that people have actually heard of.
JSquared2 said: "Miles2Go2 said:i saw Funny Girl with Natasha Barnes on the West End after Sheridan left the show. Barnes was radiant. I would love to see her in a Broadway production although it is my understanding that legally it’soften easier to use United States citizens in Broadway productions.
It's also often easier to sell tickets to a star-driven show with a star that people have actually heard of.
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Anastasia and Mean Girls aren’t led by what people outside the theater community would consider household names, yet they continue to sell out. You don’t need a star to profit. Of course it helps, but it doesn’t always have to be your only option.
Also....sending me a blank message? Please, grow up.